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In article <blevinDy9vp0.485@netcom.com>, blevin@netcom.com (Bryan Levin) writes:
|> Jay Jennings (jayj@mnsinc.com) wrote:
|> : FOR SALE:
|> 
|> : Ensoniq ESQ-1 digital wave synthesizer; 8 voice, poly-timbral w/8-track
|> : MIDI sequencer. This is an excellent board for either a beginner, school
|> : music program or programmer/musician who needs a reliable MIDI master
|> : board w/sequencing abilities. Purchased for $1200, must sacrifice for $700
|> : or b/o.
|> 
|> that's a joke ... right?
|> 
|> -- 
|> Bryan Levin
|> <a href="http://www.hal.com/services/juggle/home/blevin@netcom.com"> BL </a>
|> 		LINUX: the choice of a GNU generation

Hey Jay,

Just for your information, the used gear list at 
http://www.synthcom.com/cgi-bin/gear?mfg=Ensoniq

lists the following information for the ESQ1

Ensoniq ESQ1 kbd (39 Price entries)
$200,$350,$275,$450,$400,$400,$450,$500,$450,$350,$250,$600,$590,$495,$275,$700,
$250,$400,$350,$450,$400,$450,$400,$400,$325,$325,$350,$250,$375,$350,$500,$550,
$349,$469,$375,$500,$335,$499,$350

Average Asking Price  $403

So unfortunately you might need to lower your expectations.

Synths just aren't popular in the age of samplers and grunge.

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